Programming Tutor salaries in Australia

Anyone know which firms in Singapore pay Cravath? To all associates, not just US camp associates. I know Skadden, Latham, Milbank. Any others?

New Fishbowler here! Bach and Master’s in English Literature who’s worked as a Professional Tutor for the last 6 years and is making a pivot into Copyediting and Proofreading. I’m starting the UCSD Copyediting program this fall semester. BUT! I’m looking for a career coach who can help guide me through the transition process, look at my CV, and answer my questions about the field.

I have been a civil litigator (a lot of insurance defense and billable hours) in NYC for 10 years. I moved a year ago to Asheville after a break-up and I want to start fresh and go to Boston and start a family. What can I do in Boston law-wise without a license? I also truly want to be a teacher, tutor, event planner, or on-air legal commentator. I am a bit lost on how to make this transition, It is like they say: "lawyers should never represent themselves." Any relatable stories or feedback?

Has anyone ever transitioned from the insurance world to the teaching world? Growing tired of being in corporate and I’ve always had a curiosity to explore teaching. I loved helping teachers out when I was in school and being a tutor. Teaching children just seems fun, I know it’s not an easy job, but corporate culture drains me. I am too scared to make the jump and finding out I don’t like it, that, and I’ve heard teachers are underpaid. Not sure what to do but would love insight. Thank you!